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Yes, you sure can wrap them and set them back in the Bradley. The best guideline for fall-off-the-bone-tender BBR's is the 2-2-1 method: 2 hours in smoke at 225-250*, 2 hours in foil at the same cook temps, then 1 hour back in the smoker unwrapped at the same cook temps. Your patience will be...
That's what I was thinking! Thanks for all the encouragement, guys! Those puppies sure were tasty! I'm already thinking of ways to kick it up a notch or two. So many options....
I smoke mine until they flake with a fork -- time depends on the thickness of the cut or fish. Whole 12-14 inch trout are done at those temps in about an hour or so, depending on how dry you like them. I usually smoke them at around 200* -- more smokey goodness gets in for my taste.
Get or build a UDS. I've got the makings for one that I just can't find the time to assemble (too many other honey-dos). They're cheap, easy to use, and you can smoke quite a load of food at one time.
I love having a sous chef, but a sous welder??!!!!! Now that's living! Doesn't it put a big smile on your face to see your son working hard? Things like this will give him the confidence to tackle all kinds of things life will throw at him. Congrats!
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